Reply With QuoteTweetThat is fine. Too much potassium can cause arythmias and such but that is in normal range.Originally Posted by MxxC82
ALK is fine too. The increased protein intake could cause the SLIGHT increase you have.
You are fine.
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Re: Blood Tests
TweetPotassium= 3.5 - 5.0 / mine= 5.1
ALK Phosphatase= 39-117 / mine= 119
I was told that the liver function wasn't that much to worry about, it was the red blood cell count. I think it is all gear related and i am gonna reshcedule my appt. with the specialist and have my doc run another test after my PCT is over and see if my levels have dropped any.
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Re: Blood Tests
TweetThat is fine. Too much potassium can cause arythmias and such but that is in normal range.
ALK is fine too. The increased protein intake could cause the SLIGHT increase you have.
You are fine.
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Re: Blood Tests
Tweetthats what i was thinking, I just gonna finish up my PCT and have another test done in a month. Then, wait till my next cycle and size up a bit!
"To gain strength on the outside it takes a greater strength within!"
I'm not trying to be better than anyone, I am just trying to be better than who I was yesterday.
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